FAQs
What is the main responsibility of the Product Operations Manager, Membership?
The main responsibility is to develop the go-to-market strategy for new product features and lead market testing while aligning cross-functional teams globally for the membership product suite, specifically Uber One.
What qualifications are required for this role?
A minimum of 4 years of experience in operations, business consulting, finance, or a similar analytical role is required, along with deep analytical experience and SQL proficiency.
What skills are important for the Product Operations Manager position?
Important skills include strong communication, project/program management, the ability to work with cross-functional and global stakeholders, and proficiency in JIRA, among others.
Is prior experience in global projects necessary?
While not mandatory, prior experience working on global projects or in an international setting is preferred.
What types of analytics experience are preferred for this position?
Preferred qualifications include data analytics experience and a background in economics or quantitative fields.
Is an MBA or Master's degree beneficial for this role?
Yes, having an MBA or Master's degree is considered a preferred qualification for the position.
What is the salary range for this position based in New York or San Francisco?
The base salary range for this role in New York and San Francisco is USD$133,000 per year to USD$148,000 per year.
Are there any additional compensation or benefits offered?
Yes, you will be eligible to participate in Uber's bonus program, may be offered an equity award, and are eligible for various benefits as outlined on the Uber careers benefits page.
What kind of tools and processes will I be designing for this role?
You will be designing and implementing best tools, processes, and operating models specifically for membership product launches.
Will I need to collaborate with other teams?
Yes, collaboration with key team members, such as product managers, engineering, design, legal, tax, and support, is a critical part of preparing products for launch.